Nagaland Dialogues on Liquor Prohibition Law | The Lungleng Show
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- We brought significant voices and stakeholders in Nagaland for a dialogue on the Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition Act of 1989.
Thanks to the NBCC for participating in this much-needed dialogue. And special thanks to our panellists:
1. Dr. Villo Naleo, Dean of Academic Affairs, Shalom Bible Seminary (NBCC)
2. Prof. Rosemary Dzuvichu, Advisor to the Naga Mothers' Association
3. Mr Joel Naga, President of the Rising People's Party (Political Party)
4. Mr. Colo Mero, Entrepreneur and Sports Enthusiast (NBCC representative)
5. Mr. Imlisungkum Jamir, Recovering Alcoholic and Freelance Counsellor
Big thanks to Gracy Aye for moderating the event seamlessly and leading us in the right direction throughout.
Thanks to our cheerful volunteers: Amachon, Khriemenuo and Philathan.
Thanks to our sponsor Educentre School of Business.
Contact Educentre School of Business: +9198620 38558.
Lastly, another special thanks to MEGSPIX for the video recording, and Adarsh for aiding in sound arrangement.
truly enjoyed the talk.😊
Thank you whoever you are, we are able to continue our work because of several generous people like you.
There are drinkers and alcoholics among our dear Naga brothers and sisters who support the nbcc. Move to prohibit free alcohol in our society. Since, the initiative of the nbcc. The new naga genarations, that is our children's are mostly against parental and senior drinkers. They are mostly not involved in high school and early higher secondary school students partying into family problems. In the naga society before the British era, drunkenness was a shame, when at that time every family brew rice bear. During British era, foreigners enjoyed the brew as great hosbitability of our naga culture. when in my young 80's I saw my khel and towns are dangerous for those drunkerds when evening falls. As such, our poor earning father's or bread winners of the family after a stingy owners labourous earning spends extravagantly in the booze joint. Leaves the wife and children hungry. There are naga for Christ, live by the provision of the poor. Who is who? They are turning into zombies. We strongly support nbcc, long Live nbcc. Hell, with hipocrisy naga so called Christians. Please forgive me, in the name of our Almighty God Jesus Christ, amen
@@thelunglengshow sorry ok me no money only 100 rups in my account need it for data boost 😢 . But I have left my opinion
P.s~ I am one of your subscribers 😌_____🙂🍃
True brother 😁 n also u Naga people is nt taking is serious I mean to say is that what if CM off Nagaland come n depat on everything
@walotsuhah1099 I stand with you. It's one's own opinion but as a child myself, have shed enough tears and been heartbroken by my dad all just because of alcohol. It is really one root cause of evil. I'm already 28 and have seen my dad like this since I was very young and I still cry most nights within the four walls of my room.
My request to your channel is to raise the issue and debate on Illigal immigrants who are flooding every parts of Nagaland.
This is the need of the hour topic.
Seconded from the bottom of my heart.
Please bring this ASAP
yes. very important right now.
Yes,,pls,call a debate on illigal immigrants
Yes,,call a debate on illigal immigrants,,I also suggest,Sir Joel to be there 🙏pls.
Colo Mero hit the very core in saying that the church must b more focus on spiritual and saving lost soul rather than focusing on project like farming
This is the part of saving souls 😢
Case 1. During our childhood days we had one alcoholic uncle alias Captain Haddock. He taught us to humble, love every one around us especially the poor and to become worthy to society when we grow up. He was a cheerful giver and an upright person despite his drinking habits. He died early, may be because of extra consumption substandard liquor.
Case 2. Another uncle who religiously goes to church entertained us with gossips, equal divison of family properties, plans for foreign trips (never materialised) blah... which will be followed by loudest prayer before leaving. His wife died, re-married after 60+ and living not so contented life (as per our observation).
Conclusion: An alcoholic person could become a role model of Moral values while, a teetotaller can also be a characterless person.
However, peaceful and mutual co-existence is essential along with the personal liberty of food habits ✌🏻.
Dammmm..... This is so true😮
Well said.
Let God watch over us.
I support partially lifting NLTP Act.
Amen.
Professor Rosemary.. is very very intellectual person. I really like her point of view. Govt should invite this type of people in policy making and decision making.
Agreed
Agreed
A sane debate, Nagas need more of this type of debate/conversation on important issues. Salute to Lungleng🫡.
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Agreed 👍👍👍
In Assam, the Wine Shoppers doesn't allow/encourage the customer to bring underage person near their shop while buying. Whereas, here in our Nagaland the dry state, even the parents/elders sending their kids to buy alcohol bottle for them as I have observed. Uncleanness we are😢
Haha best 😂
Truth , as I was once.
Bull1s Eye
That is all about😂
True
Dr vileo concluding words are very genuine and point to be noted by the believers before taking oath for baptism . Well spoken
Fully agreed❤
Thank you NBCC for atleast coming to the table to talk instead of always giving statement
You forgot to invite mr Kahuto Chishi probably the most fearless and honest person when it comes to this kinda matter/issues...
The Church might probably not attend if he is invited.xD
@@Rockythegreat124 Only if the churches are scared of truth being told
If he comes than Boom....
"It'll be like adding a petrol in Fire"😂
@@Rockythegreat124what.. the church is afraid of truth?
@@Rockythegreat124 Only if the churches are scared of truth being told
Not everyone can have a seemingly perfect family like Joe’s, where they view alcohol as harmless and even beneficial, both for themselves and future generations, Alcohol is harmless to them.
And For those like us who come from broken families, we understand the painful consequences of alcohol addiction and fear repeating that cycle in the future..
May the addiction be free from you and your loved ones today and tomorrow generations.
Alcohol is ban In nagaland ....how comes there are drunker in our state
Alcohol is harmful only when one uses excessively... Joel never acknowledged about broken families because of alcohol. He only said it's good for health as a tonic if taken in right amount... Ofcourse everything is harmful for our body if taken excessively. For example if you take sugar excessively you'll get diabetes. Where as we know how important sugar is for our body function.
One panelist from govt. spokesperson is much needed here..
Yep...sir achambemo kikon
@@nagakiho5475- yeah, the bold and courageous man with very good skilll in speaking English.
People of Tsemenyiu please vote for Sir Joel in the next election we need people like him in the Govt
Money talks in elections
Tseminyu not Tsemenyiu.
No hehhe
Rengma people should make a difference.. Should prove that even rengma's have leaders like Achumbemo... Joel Naga
Same to you my moral support too is with Joel naga, the man of truth and brave
Thankz to Mr Joel for speaking out the truth what is happening in Naga society.
This channels deserves million subscribers but unfortunately Naga’s are not so into quality contents 😢 wishing this channel the best in future as well and thanks a lot for this meaningful debate we get to witness and understand, hope more quality discussion takes place in coming days as well
Reason being the conversation in this show is always in ENGLISH.
Bosti manu Tu English najane toh!!!
What's meant by Lungleng by d vy??? 😅😅
@@awayyanna945kitap napora manu tuikhantu Kiki kotha pra kwalebi nabujibo.
@@SigmaMan02😂
@@SigmaMan02 tumi kiman puree she. manung pura rekhi kena thakha kitap pura tho shop manu puree tho. Naga ake te loi japo le temak lake, english kotha kowa pura naga change hopo le nahoi. Tumi jane, english pe nagamess neshi na kotha hi a she.
Sir Joel Naga is a very intellectual man; everything he says is precise and to the point.
Agreed 👍
True
Can't agree more
Thank you Mr Lungleng and also the participants. Truly enlightening talk. This was what we needed.
I agreed with the man wearing white shirt. Whenever NLA session come Nagaland state govt will discussed on NLTP act and Naga political issued to divert the public attention .. Joel Naga point I admired whatever he had stated..
Respect for ma'am Rosemary and sir Mero, their logic, reasoning and factual intellect.
Miss Gracy Aye is so well spoken... Appreciate ❤
The Naga Nation wants to know WHY GB KAHUTO CHISHI was not invited......
Don't unnecessary use whole 'Naga Nation theory........😅😅
No need to invite the barking Kahuto.
Muk bahudur don't get invited. 🤣🤣
Because he is just frustrated, disappointed and self-righteous man.
What is so special about this man🤔
Aunty Rosemary is still active n good health, God bless you long live
We have to move ahead with the world but remember your creator and decide where we want to spend our eternity.
Really like the mother❤. So respectable in her speech.
More respect for Joel. Very articulate & versatile.
My question to NBCC and Naga mothers association is what have you done to those owners who are openly selling alcohol just below your NBCC hall,New minsiters hill,jail colony, secretaries road,chandmari,and in almost every part of dimapur? Have you ever even once raise your voice and pray for them? Have you raise your voice against those illegal and unauthorised outlets? Have you raised you voice against those bars and disco, resort and hotel owners who sell alcohol openly? Have you raise you voice against those non locals who are wholesalers?
Supplier Supplier, who is supplying Liquor all over Nagaland. Even the police and excise can't stop Liquor trucks.
There is a small hall where I see non locals taking out bottles coming out morning and evening as I go to work, near the entrance to taxi stand, supermarket. Check that too
They are just hypocrite
They should raid NRio's resorts😅
Sungkum Jamir looks like Mr.Alemtemshi Former Chief secretary of Nagaland. Are they related?
As a theologian, growing up in a family deeply affected by alcohol, I have witnessed that whether alcohol is banned or not, it hasn’t made any difference in our family situation.
It's evident that stronger, more comprehensive steps are needed beyond just a ban to address the root issue of addiction.
Keep going Mr. Lungleng to have this kind of conversation even on different burning issues in days to come.
Thanks madam Rose Mary for talking about CAN too. We have different denominations in Nagaland .
Lol😂
Sure,
1:47:09 THE MOST REALISTIC STATEMENT SAID IN THE WHOLE CONVERSATION. THANK YOU JOEL FOR POINTING OUT THE TRUTH
Lol 😂 you are contradicting yourself 😅 Joel said alcohol is legalized in arunachal. Wine shop is everywhere. But you won't see arunachal people in the wineshop but only Nagas 😂 so imagine liquor being legalized in Naga soil 😂
"A mother's love is more beautiful than any fresh flower"🌺🌻🌹🌷. Great to see Md. Rosemary representative on the mothers behalf in this informative dialogue. 👍👍
My favorite show....
Worth waiting 🙏
A big shout-out to Lungleng Sir for initiating this wonderful discussion on the NLTP Act. Looking forward to more conversations on pressing issues in the state in the future… 🎉😊
India is a secular nation and Nagaland is a part of it. If NBCC and other organisations wants to dictate the food habits of it's citizens then RSS has every right to ban Beef or any other thing that contradicts their religious belief in the entire country.
Alop hosa ase 😂
Bilkul sahi
U went ur children to become drunker? Can you give an answer? Please don't mind
@@ahamnaga2721alcohol is available everywhere whether ban or not. So if a person is destined to drink then he will drink.
@@ahamnaga2721 according you your logic, my children will automatically become drunkards if NLTP act is lifted? Even if it's not lifted, liquor is accessible everywhere in our society so it doesn't make any difference. But i do not mind them drinking once they're old enough as long as they know how to drink with limitations. I also want them to drink unadulterated liquor at a good price which is currently not possible because of the act.
The talk is incomplete without our hero Sir Kahuto Chishi😭
Smoking cigarettes and gutka also harm people health. Should NBCC pressure to ban these things
Little brain 😂
What you mean by little brain?@@manpongnaomeikonyak542
Ask That to your children 😂
@@rurianruralboy9835 why so foolish?
If you don't consume any of it tobacco or alcohol. It's good for you but you gotta stay in your place don't take it too far like the churches
NBCC should contest an election, if they really want to
Interfere in the govt. Issue.
Other denomination are in favour of lifting the act, with proper mechanism.
NBCC is like Political Party. So yes they should now contest too...
Can you kindly mention which denomination? I really want to know which church or denomination or association is in favour? 😊😊
@@viphrezoable my dear friend, if you follow the recently concluded NLA session, you will get to know which denomination are in favour.
Govt is not only the cabinets it's you and me too that comes under NBCC😂
@@OnosaleKhm why don't you people understand.
Religion is about salvation of the soul. Likewise, Govt. duty is to look after the administration and economy affaires of the state.
NBCC should know that, Nagaland is not a Theocracy form of govt.
This channel deserves 20 Million subscribers ho!
Don't dream the impossible like the NLTP act.
Joel Naga approach is more matured than the church representatives. Anyway good conversation
Because you don't understand yourself 😂
Agree with your point!! 👍
Because you oppose NLTPA and demonize NBCC 😂
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Sir. Joel approach was purely practical. I give 10/10.
" Govt. enacted this NLTP act fearing the church leaders will influence the voters to vote out the govt. as anti christian govt."👏👏👏
Well good news is through this burning issue in Nagaland the Govt. of Assam reduce the price of the alcohol.
NBCC should realise now that the people have woken up and demands lifting up of NLTP act which is a total failure. NBCC should not shy away with the failure and they should not blame the government for it's failure because the Govt. from the beginning was totally not in favour of NLTP act. So, how can we expect a govt. to strictly implement this act when the govt. never favoured NLTP act!
Assigning Police and excise to check the flow of alcohol in Nagaland is like telling the dog to look after the meat 🍖 (NB: just an example only and not referring police and excise as dog).
NBCC plays a big role in politics here in our state. We can see in our recently concluded election...actually it's scary to see them influencing in electing corrupt leaders to represent the Nagas.
Should invite one doctor also about how alcohol effect or benifits ones health
Thank you lungleng show... This debate or discussion is very much covered which is really important for the society
That's TRUE sir,Joel is very capable to be CM on my behalf I salute sir,Joel, dear Rengma friends please choose Joel as your future leader, sir Joel in 2028 we will see you in NLA
For me he is not capable
Like he said "every man has a price, he might fall too.. "😅
Nah.. baseless and illogical guy
Lacks knowledge in certain context
Agree with Joel Naga..it must lift up NLTP Act...
An eye-opening discussion! Please keep organising this kind of discussion more and more.Thank yoi
The intellect of joel naga is amazing Full support
But I don’t like him comparing Samosa with alcohol 😅
I’m confused if I can consider him wise or unwise.
he may be intellectual...but he is still ignorant of alcoholism in true. biblical. sense..
@@johnbaptist5488 I agreed
Those who don't have drunkards in their families won't understand the indepth effects of alcohol😢
Most of our comprehensions are Whats the point of NLTP act if we still have drunkards with or without the act?
Your point of view is like we don’t get alcohol In Nagaland totally
@@asonachumi9768 we get alcohol that's why some of us are drunkards
Drunkard or sober , alcohol Will always be available no matter what... The only problem is you get spurious liquor so it's best the Govt lift the ban and get better liquor.. will save n extend some few more years of our life..😂
@@nagamethawhat is your point here?
There are drunkards even with and without NLTP. How will having drunkards in the family help in better understanding of whether to lift the said act or not?
The only talk Show/debate which I watched like a movie... Thank you Lungleng....for bringing up this topic and looking for more in the days to come.
Who else is watching this while drinking adulterated liquor from Nagaland 😇🖐️
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Chup 😂😂
@@Vidilhounuo ki chup. Paka peg mari thakivo tui be 😂
Mc on😂😂😂
Here😂
Sir Colo is such a refine gentleman God fearing, The Chakhesangs needs him as our leader to bring us on the right path..
This topic is incomplete without kahuto Chishi 😎
He is not fit for standard conversation 😂
To make comedy
We don't need Desi self righteous mannerless wannabe intellect
“Great discussion! It’s inspiring to see such a civil conversation about a topic that affects so many communities. Regardless of where we stand on the issue, it’s important to keep having open dialogues and explore different solutions. Kudos to the Lungleng Show & the panelists for contributing in a positive and thoughtful manner!”
NBCC, NMA directly indirectly encouraging black market supporting those syndicates ..every Union, Organization should do their duties and should not interfere beyond their duties
Just watched the real meaningful video on UA-cam in a long time. Thank you for the free knowledge📚 🙏
lift or not lift...... alcohol is found every corner of nagaland.....
Such talks are needed to understand the perspective from all sides. All five of them were, patient, respectable and open minded to each other's point of view. This is how a talk on an issue should be. After listening to all of them, we can't really take sides as all of them are with genuine concerns. There has to be a committee or something that stands between both NBCC and Government, who takes concerns of both sides and make the decision, whereas we follow it as citizens.
Good points and new insights brought to light. More discussions required.
State shouldn't be influence by Biblical content nor any other religion because we're living in a secular nation where the policy or decision of the govt shouldn't be based on any particular religion.
We had a small tournament today, in the morning I drank beer in the afternoon I drank MC rum and in the evening after the tournament I came back and drank beer again…
Fun fact: As per the MRP the total cost of my said drinks was 350 Rs but due to NLTP act I had to spend 950 Rs.
Thank you so much! Meaningful conversation.
Came in as rivals, went out as friends with the government as their new rivals. 🤣🤣🤣
The question transcends the mere issue of Prohibition; it touches upon the deeper "failure" of the NLTP Act. Failure, in this context, is not simply the absence of success but reflects a profound inability to address the root of the human condition-our struggle to discipline the heart and will. True transformation cannot be legislated; it must arise from within, from a heart renewed by grace. As long as the soul remains distant from divine truth and unanchored in virtue, any attempt to refrain people from destructive habits, such as alcoholism, will only deal with symptoms, not the spiritual sickness at its core. True freedom from addiction comes when the soul is liberated by the transformative power of God's love and grace, which alone can heal the wounds of sin and restore the will to what is good and holy.
Blessed to have come across such well thought out articulation. Indeed, your statement highlighted the improvishment that the faithfuls bequeath rather the mass of the society being equated as the faithful.
Hats off to the speaker with glasses....very rational n practical
Point. The secret of glasses. 😂
Sir Colo Mero.😊
Yes, I admire how we come up with straight to the points
TLS please bring politician from different backgrounds in the same manner and discuss the current issue of nagaland
So far the best show❤
Thank you to Mr Joel having God gifted wisdom in short.
Let the NBCC do their part and the state Govt. also do their part and for all this solution to overcome is individual choice, whether the ACT is lifted or not lifted its us to choose individually non-alcoholic or alcohol.
It's good to go with the Biblical predictive as a Christian. Our conclusion should be with the biblical outcome.
If achumbemo honble mla and kahuto gb is included it will be much better and will impact more
What people failed to understand is that, if it's not available since 1989, DON'T LIFT,,,, BUT since it's readily available in every nooks and corner of the state, every department, private or Govt, church or missionary,,, whats the point? So, it's better to lift the act.
The logical arguments of Mrs. Rosemary and Colo Mero is noteworthy to be taken into serious consideration.
From what I can deduct from these arguments.
1. Whether NLTP act is lifted or not Alcohol would always be available. The present failure in implementing NLTP Act is no less than a partial implementation. In short it is partially lifted.
2. NLTP Act was passed considering the context of that time and have served its purpose. However, context have changed with the passage of time and is now redundant and a failure for the present context.
3. It is the prerogative of the state government to implement NLTP Act and not pass the buck to NBCC for its failure to implement the Act.
4. Food is a choice, therefore neither the government nor the Church should dictate on that choice.
5. NLTP Act is a non issue if both the government and the Church address the moral- ethical values of its employees and members.
6. In any case the government plans to lift the NLTP Act, it should review its past failures and streamline strategies to mitigate the repurcussion of Alcohol related abuses. For which the government need a serious consultations with NBCC and civil societies.
7. A partial lifting of the Act won't be a solution at all, rather, it could agravate the existing menace of Alcoholism and corruptions. Either it should be a total lifting with strict regulations or Total implementation of the said Act.
Rightly said, food is a choice and opium needs to be legalized. Many lives are lost and economy is collapsed due to black marketing of the flow, just like nltp. What is your say on that?
Nobody is asking this question... Is the church against consuming alcohol or is against wine shops? "There is a huge difference between consuming n selling" bcoz even if u open a shop if there is no consumer automatically the shop will close. So the best thing for the church to do is to reach out to people discouraging them not to drink.
Exactly 💯...i don't understand why they're so involved in this
In so called wine shops you will get assorted liquor which is not wine 😂
Nbcc has the right and duty to voices out against liquor .Whatever Nbcc says or think doesn't represent the opinions of all the Baptists churches members in Nagaland,but govt thinks that going against nbcc would led to their downfall 😂😂😂😂
Church organisations should not only stuck on one act which is NLTP act they should also look on the prevailing evil social practices within our society by giving awareness programmes. And i think its a must on the part of church for such practices to prevent.
Those who complaining about gb kahuto not bein invited, mind u none will turn up for the debate 😂
Whatever, in the end, as a believer, it's the faith and not the food to decide heaven...
Remember "To prohibit is to promote". With or without the NLTP Act liquors will continue to flows in the States therefore, it's good to take a strong individual decision not to eat, drink and act which is harmful to health and society.
Very much agreed with Jeol Naga.
"If you drink you'll get drunk, if you get drunk you'll tell the truth, if you tell the truth you'll go to heaven" end of topic 🤫
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Sir,
Youmen job..need of the hour.. happy that you channel is growing like a rapid fire round.
I was wondering where you went missing for a long time. Now I can see that you were busy arranging this wonderful show.
Because Kahuto will fire at other panelists, to avoid the such situation.
@@Zentilo25 that's prejudice
NLTP Act came into force in 1989, Right?
1. How many families have so far benefitted from this Act?
2. How many drinkers have quit drinking because this Act?
3. Has NBCC being a pressure group the right to threaten the government of the day to go for hunger strike if this Act is lifted?
4. How long should the NBCC to realise that even the most advanced countries have tried prohibition and failed miserably?
5. Should the government still run under the whims and fancies of one pressure group?
6. Could the NBCC stop or convince even a single drinker to quit alcohol after the Prohibition Act was passed?
7. Does staying away from drinking alcohol make anyone a good Christian?
8. When is the NBCC going to realise if this Act is serving its real purpose?
May the good sense prevail in our naga society
Opening lines of Joel is something to consider...
Whatever the Govt.and NBCC do flow and use of liquor won't stop in nagaland
The church, as the body of Christ, is called to be a beacon of spiritual truth, not merely an enforcer of moral codes. The NBCC's focus on the legalistic enforcement of the NLTP Act seems to neglect the more profound spiritual battle at play. If saving souls is the true concern, then why is there not a greater emphasis on prayer, outreach, and spiritual warfare in the areas where alcohol infiltration is rampant? The law can mandate behavior, but it cannot transform hearts. Only the Gospel of Christ has the power to do that.
Truly stated. Thank you for sharing. We need more of such reasonable inputs, insights and suggestions from all sides. Sadly, most people only condemn, attack and mock the NBCC and the government for reasons best known to them and without giving any worthy inputs.
😂😂😂😂😂. Now NBCC becoming softball
@@SaveAllTheGoodThingNBCC is an organisation who helps the church, but the church is US as a Christian, Not only the church workers or goers, but sadly people exclude themselves and saying church as some privately own organisation or something.
My most favorite channel 👍👍👍
Just imagine yourselves in the shoes of having a drunk person in your family then you will def know the gravity of the situation. This act is a total failure because of the love of money.
Point ase.....It's horrible to have drunkards in the family 😢😢
So, true 😢
Prohibition is helping anything
@@johnlohe5155 it will help when you stop drinking alcohol
Isn't it alcohol is ban right how they are getting drunk?🤔
Forget about NLTP.
We can find Alcohol and Liquor available in every shops. So, be good and drink good for life.
KEEP RELIGION PERSONAL. Don't tell people how to live. I don't drink or smoke but that does not give me right to tell people they shouldn't.
If only u had a pinch of concern towards others..
@@yagami1918 Don't be delusional. Religion has always been personal and it should still be.
If only you had a pinch of knowledge on how economy and community works.
@@MKI_NG ya true
Had it invite from the medical and legal perspective, might brought more lively dialogue
Gracy❤❤the most humble person i have come across ❤❤
Imagine if kahuto was invited
They fear him😂😂
Mann he would trash them 🤣
GB is not an omniscient 😂😂 Just a barking dog 🐕🐕
@@NagaTube_Barking dog?? You r nothing infront of him.....
@@S-yujin-12 Who said I'm better than him🤣🤣
GB couldn't do anything in the last election which shows his inability to act in reality just mouth 👄
Thankyou 4 debate NLtp1989❤❤❤❤
Panel should also include a person like Sir Sashi GST Additional Commissioner. .. In terms of income prospective.
They barely lingered on that issue. He would've been irrelevant.
Joel Naga spoke the practical and logical reality of present day senerio. And all the speakers are well learned and intellectual hats off to every participants and the shows owner is well versed.❤
The Church is just a pressure group, we cannot blame the Church for failling an controlling the act.
Yes and time and again, NBCC or even in the video, they have said clearly that they are just a pressure group and everyone has the right to say anything but at the end, it's the government who will decide whether to lift or ban. So why can't people understand this simple thing,.I don't understand 😮
Should discuss on other problems on naga society I like the discussion god blessed our Nagaland
Just know that every individual is not a part of NBCC so be simple and accept that NBCC can't dictate us .
But they are the majority
Sir Colo mero,the real intellect. Now i realised as to why the NLTP act should not be lifed. Haters may send your trashes
If Kahuto chishi joined with the panelist, it would be more interesting
To make comedy
Unfortunately clowns are not suitable for civilised discussion 😂😂
Did the church refuses to take offering or tenties from a person who generated money by selling alcohol?..
That’s a rhetorical question. But did that person also boldly inform or declared that the money was solely from the selling alcohol?
Whereas the church already knew that the person is selling alcohol but still accept ten tithes from that particular person/family. That's the question to bonder upon. @@baracudaboom199
Offering is between God and a person himself
Nbcc or church leaders are not God to reject or accept a person's offering......
Good effort ❤❤ may God guide you. Every naga should subscribe.
Imagine bringing Max Naga and AM Longkumer on this show to discuss the NLTP Act.
Who would win?😆
Max Naga: Comment
AM Longkumer: Like